Kevin Bacon plus other Graph algorithms
Due by Tuesday, May 4 at noon.
Please keep all of your homework files in the
Lectures/04-22 directory. cs35handin will collect it from
there.
For this last homework of the semester, you must complete the following:
- A completed working version of the Kevin Bacon game which should
work with the KevinBacon.java test function in the
Lectures/04-22 directory. To complete it successfully, you need to
complete the code for Breadth-First Search provided as a handout in
class. Extras will be available on my door if you have lost yours.
Here are the complete results for Kevin Bacon to test your algorithm.
- A completed working version of Topological sort which should work
with the Topological.java test function in the Lectures/04-22
directory. To complete it successfully, you need to complete the code
for Depth-First Search provided as a handout in class. (Extras on my
door if you lost it.) In addition, you need to write the function
which prints the final topological sort.
- A completed working version of Dijkstra's algorithm whose
pseudo-code was provided in class. (Extras on my door.) You should
include a sample graph of your own as a text file called
dijkstra.txt, and you should write Dijkstra.java to
test it. All of the code for Dijskstra's algorithm should be
contained in the Graph.java file. You are encouraged to use
the Binary Heap implementation of a Priority Queue. The source code
is not provided, but you the Javadoc is provided, as are the
class files (in the Lectures/04-27 directory).
Due by Tuesday, May 4 at noon.